New York Times: 2 Lockerbie Bombing Suspects, Libyans, Sought by U.S. and Scotland
LONDON — Scottish and American prosecutors are asking the Libyan government for help tracking down two suspects in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, the terrorist attack that brought down Pan Am Flight 103, killing 270 people.
“The lord advocate and the U.S. attorney general have recently agreed that there is a proper basis in law in Scotland and the United States to entitle Scottish and U.S. investigators to treat two Libyans as suspects in the continuing investigation into the bombing of flight Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie,” a spokesman for Frank Mulholland, the lord advocate, or top prosecutor, for Scotland said in a statement on Thursday.
WNU Editor: 27 years later and still looking for justice.
More News On The Lockerbie Bombing
U.S., Scottish investigators have two new suspects in Lockerbie bombing -- Reuters
Two Libyans identified as Lockerbie bombing suspects, Scotland, U.S. say -- CNN
Scottish prosecutors: 2 Libyans are Lockerbie bomb suspects -- AP
U.S., Scottish authorities pursue two new suspects in Pan Am 103 bombing -- USA Today
Two new Libyan suspects identified in Lockerbie bombing, 27 years later -- FOX News
Two New Lockerbie Bombing Suspects From Libya Sought -- WSJ
Scots police to question Lockerbie ‘most wanted’ -- Express
1 comment:
WNU Editor,
There won't be any justice for the Lockerbie victims. The investigation and case has always been political.
As long as they are looking in Lybia, and not the Decca Valley, it remains political.
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